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3 injured in shooting in east Colorado Springs; suspects sought
2+ hour, 39+ min ago (134+ words) Colorado Springs Gazette 3 injured in shooting in east Colorado Springs; suspects sought Colorado Springs police are looking for suspects in a shooting that left three people seriously injured early Sunday, law enforcement officials said. The incident took place at about…...
Coffee Crawl comes to Colorado Springs, highlighting 15 local spots
2+ hour, 50+ min ago (839+ words) A self-guided coffee tour is making its way to Colorado Springs in a few days. The goal? Helping people find their new favorite local coffee spot — while keeping them caffeinated along the way. Coffee Crawls organizes monthlong, curated coffee tours…...
Campgrounds closed, docks high and dry around Colorado’s busiest national forest
4+ hour, 35+ min ago (463+ words) Visitors can still rent paddleboards and kayaks to take in the views on Summit County’s Dillon Reservoir, but getting to the water can be tricky. The lake has receded, expanding the distance from shore to water. The town of Frisco…...
Jim Crow once had a presence in Colorado | Bob Loevy
5+ hour, 37+ min ago (735+ words) Was there ever a Colorado city that required racial segregation by law? The answer is “Yes.” The Black Racial Equity Study Commission, led by Colorado Senate President James Coleman, has learned the small city of Fruita had laws forbidding Black…...
Quilters reach out to Aspen Acres fire victims
20+ hour, 6+ min ago (387+ words) Warm and fuzzy, a quilt is something to hold while suffering sudden tragedy. That is the message of the 90 quilts sent to victims of the Aspen Acres fire by Quilters Above the Clouds. The fire, ignited June 29 near Pueblo, burned…...
Switchbacks fly high as club downs San Antonio for third straight win
18+ hour, 9+ min ago (704+ words) The Switchbacks have won by more than Friday’s 2-1 margin of victory over visiting San Antonio FC, but the win stands out as one of the best in Alan McCann’s half-decade tenure on the sidelines at Weidner Field in downtown Colorado…...
Colorado at risk of being eclipsed by other aerospace hubs, reports warn
21+ hour, 40+ min ago (1394+ words) The aerospace and defense industry has remained a consistent bright star as Colorado’s slowing economy struggles with remaining competitive. Yet the state could get outshone if it doesn’t take action soon. At least, that’s what major business organizations are warning…...
Community roundtable for Colorado Connector passenger rail draws small crowd
17+ hour, 51+ min ago (504+ words) During a Saturday morning community roundtable at the Penrose Library, roughly 25 people showed up to hear how the Front Range Rail District will build and pay for a planned commuter rail system. Proponents of the rail line argue it will…...
Air Force Academy goodie bags help deliver a warm welcome to new families
20+ hour, 34+ min ago (442+ words) When James Woodhead arrived at the Air Force Academy for school in 1989, he came alone and waited by himself in a hotel for his military education to start. “I was just nervous and terrified,” Woodhead said. It’s how it was…...
Immigration reporting measure fuels debate over Colorado’s role with ICE
1+ day, 25+ min ago (707+ words) A coalition of advocacy groups and several district attorneys rallied outside the Colorado Capitol on Thursday to oppose a ballot measure that, if approved by voters in November, would require state and local law enforcement to cooperate with federal immigration…...